Euripides' THE TROJAN WOMEN Complete

Translated, with Explanatory Notes, by Gilbert Murray.

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Hecuba

Remember them she murdered, them that fought
Beside thee, and their children! Hear that prayer!

Menelaus

Peace, aged woman, peace! 'Tis not for her;
She is as naught to me.
(To the Soldiers) ... March on before,
Ye ministers, and tend her to the shore ...
And have some chambered galley set for her,
Where she may sail the seas.

Hecuba

If thou be there,
I charge thee, let not her set foot therein!

Menelaus

How? Shall the ship go heavier for her sin?

Hecuba

A lover once, will alway love again.

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